Debris at bathing beach in Miyagi Pref.

Debris at bathing beach in Miyagi Pref.

WATARI, Japan - Photo shows piles of debris at a swimming beach in the quake- and tsunami-hit town of Watari, Miyagi Prefecture, on June 24, 2011. In the middle of the picture are solar panels that had been installed by the town at a nearby spa facility. In a normal year, the beach would soon be open for the swimming season. (Kyodo)

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